Nazis Declare Moratorium on Debt Payments
Berlin announces a one year moratorium on all foreign debt payments led by Reichsbank President Dr. Hjalmar Schacht. After six months creditors may swap bonds with 3 percent interest due 1945 for cash at forty percent value. Moratorium expires June 20, 1935. devaluation fears and gold reserve decline cited. cash payments halted for six months with options to take reduced cash later or wait for restored trade and debt payments.
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Berlin
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichbank
Young and Dawes
Schacht
France
England
Germany
Baer and Carnera Battle Tonight in Heavyweight Showdown
New York June 14 A massive crowd gathers for Primo Carnera and Max Baer in a heavyweight title clash expected to be brutal if not brilliant. Promoters bank on a sensational spectacle as ringside tickets fetch 25 dollars and the event could yield nearly 400000 from four hard years of buildup.
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New York
Primo Carera
Max Baer
Isadore Eichman
Baer
George Wimborough
Star Drug Store
Harold Heflin
First National Bank—Carnera
Avery Christy
Lee Eagleson
Miller-Jones Co
Carnera
Winson Jones
Fred Seiss Co
Baerry Witt
Pyrol
Advance Man Held on Warsaw Check Charge
Quince Canada thirty six years old was arrested at Advance last night by sheriff Wilbur Small on a warrant at Warsaw. The officer said Canada is in custody to face a check charge at Warsaw in county court.
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Quince Canada
Hi Wilbur Small
Warsaw
County Today
Canada
Hogs Register Big Advance on Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis on June 14 sees hog prices surge to a top 5.00 per hundredweight the highest since March 9 with all classes rising 50 to 55 cents. Scarcity of receipts and drought threatened corn, plus AAA oversight, trigger a seventh straight day of gains as 4,000 hogs arrive amid frantic buying.
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Indianapolis
Ind
AAA
Bedlam
Cub Scouts To Enjoy 2 Night Encampment
Lebanon Cub Scout troop plans a two night encampment at Memorial Park starting Monday afternoon if weather allows. The 1934 troop has 40 members and three directors Edward Gullion Jr Charles Carr and John Sims. Members should bring bedding pup tents or cots if owned Meals not provided at park except Tuesday morning breakfast prepared by the boys Parents Night Tuesday invites all parents and friends to visit and enjoy the program.
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Lebanon
Memorial Park
Edward Gullion, Jr
Charles Carr
John Sims
Missing girl found after five day state hunt
Miss Gladys Shutter twenty of Cleveland Ohio was located at her grandmother's Napolean home after a statewide search. She explained she is an artist with a strong tempera ment and had left a car by the road between Greensburg and Napoleon when her father went to get gas. The tale was told calmly to state police.
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Napoleon
Ind
Gladys Shutter
Cleveland
Miss Shutter
Greensburg
Silas Shutter
Carnera Favored In Lebanon on Baer Bout at Madison Square Garden
Lebanon fans split on the outcome of the Carrera Baer championship fight to air on NBC from Madison Square Garden with 13 backing Carnera and nine backing Baer. Local respondents cite radio parties and mixed betting opinions while some call the bout a racket and others predict a decisive knockout or decision.
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Lebanon
Madison Square Garden
Carnera
Baer
Paul Ferguson
Lebanon Hardware Co
Norval Neese
J. S. Edwards
Oe Perkins
E. Perkins Co
Harkey
Adler
Salient Facts of Heavyweight Bout at Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera of Italy defends against Max Baer of California in a 15 round world heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden Bowl Queens New York. Bout starts 9 30 to 10 pm EDT with official at ringside. attendance about 60 000 capacity 71 000. prices 11 50 5 75 3 45 incl tax with estimated receipts 400 000. Carnera favored 10 to 7 by betting odds.
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Primo Carnera
Italy
Max Baer
California
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Queens
New York City
New York State Athletic Commission
Carnera
Baer and Schmeling vow victory in heavyweight bout
New York dispatch quotes both contenders before the title fight. Each fighter expresses confidence in triumph, Baer promising to keep his title and Carnera seeking to prove his superiority. Both deny throat troubles and promise readiness to box or slug, asserting their destined path to championship.
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Max Baer
Baer
Mrs Clay Williams Attends Summer School With Party
Mrs. Clay Williams and her son Marion J. Williams travel with Miss Helen Hackett Melvin Williams and Miss Mildred Alice De Atley to Upland on Monday to attend the Christian Congregational Summer School.
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Clay Williams
Marion J. Williams
Helen Hackett
Melvin Williams
Mildred
Alice De-Atley
Upland
Christian Congregational Summer School
Fatal collision on US 52 kills two Lafayette leaders
Royalton Indiana June 14 coroner reports a truck and trailer hauling steel swerved to avoid cattle and collided head on with a light coupe carrying William F. Strate 58 and William H. Sanders 45 prominent Lafayette political figures and businessmen who were en route from the Democratic state convention in Indianapolis.
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Royalton
Ind
U. S. Road 52
William F. Strate
William H. Sanders
Lafayette
T. M. O’brien
Clayton
Harold Stoner
Indianapolis
Lafaytte
Lafayette Leaders Strate and Sanders Die in Collision
William F Strate longtime West Lafayette councilman and head of James M Strate & Son sheet metal died alongside William H Sanders Republican candidate for Tippecanoe legislature after a Wednesday morning crash south of Lebanon. Strate, 63, had 37 years in West Lafayette and active GOP work. Sanders, a former council member and Western Indiana Gravel Company official, was a prominent party figure. The two were among Lafayette’s best known citizens.
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Lafayette
Ind
William F. Strate
William H. Sanders
Lebanon
West Lafayette
West Side
Sanders
Tippecanoe County
Western Indiana Gravel Company
Strate
James M. Strate
John Lannert
Hitler and Mussolini Meet Alone at Stra For Talks
Venice June 14 Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini spent three hours in a Stra villa establishing personal contact with no interpreters. They emerged friendlier than before amid talk of a possible Italo German truce over Austria. Hitler avoided wine and kept a vegetarian diet, while Mussolini wore a Fascist militia uniform and a fez. Public access was tightly restricted as troops and destroyers guarded the route to the Lido airport. The scene occurred as Austria faces renewed Nazi terror just beyond the border.
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Venice
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Stra
Hitler
Mussolini
Austria
Grand Canal
Rialto Bridge
Shakespeare
Il Duce
der Fuehrer
Lido
Europe
Mr and Mrs Henry B Wilson Visit This City
Mr and Mrs Henry B Wilson of Delphi spent Wednesday afternoon in this city. Mr Wilson, manager of the Metzger Lumber Company in Delphi, transacted business, and Mrs Wilson visited friends.
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Henry B. Wilson
Delphi
Wilson
Metzger Lumber Company
Mrs. Wilson
Dr Avery and Family Weekend Visit at Country Club Park
Dr B W Avery and his son Bruce Franklin and daughter Martha Annos Whiting will spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred Donaldson at their home in Country Club Park.
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B. W. Avery
Bruce Franklin
Martha Annos Whiting
Fred Donaldson
Country Club Park
Mrs J W Shumate Heads to Cincinnati for Visit
Mrs J W Shumate leaves this morning for Cincinnati to visit her brother and family Dr and Mrs E V Stewart for four days.
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J. W. Shumate
Cincinnati
E. V. Stewart
Uncongressional Record on Labor and Roosevelt Policy
Indiana, steel mills, and national labor tensions frame a discussion on union recognition and the threat of a nationwide steel strike. The piece rebukes partisan Dems over Tugwell confirmation, defends free speech, and argues presidents should not be rubber stamps. It defends Roosevelt policies while criticizing some measures as necessary experiments.
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Indiana
Steel
Steel Mills
American Federation of Labor
Byrd
Smith
Tugwell
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
America
Leaders Seek Immediate Enactment of New Labor Bill
Washington officials push for quick passage of President Roosevelt’s proposed labor measure to curb a possible steel strike. Senate Republicans meet to chart course while steel workers vote on a general strike in Pittsburgh. The bill would empower presidentially appointed boards to study disputes and hold secret elections among employees, with penalties for interference, and would expire with the National Recovery Act next June.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Dustry
Steel Workers Union
Pittsburgh
Senate
House
Vaudeville Offer For Dillinger's Father
Mooresville Indiana June 14 Officers questioned reports John Dillinger visited his home on May 22 and May 29 His father John W Dillinger considered two vaudeville deals East as a traveling act paying 500 weekly and another at Coney Island for 100 weekly He asked about living expenses while noting crops were in and his two young daughters needed care He compared Coney Island to Chicago World's Fair midway and sought profit details from the concessionaire
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Mooresville
Ind
John Dillinger
John W. Dillinger
Dillinger
Coney Island
New Yorker
New York
Public Service Company Accepts New Rate Schedule
Acceptance of the Public Service Commission rate schedule by the Public Service Company surprised readers. The public hopes for better management and fair rates while objecting to holding company charges on all costs. Lebanon Electric Light Plant earned 85000 before charges in 1932 but only 7400 after.
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Public Service Company
Public Service Commission
Lebanon
Vacancies in Civilian Conservation Corps to be filled
Indianapolis June 14 Vacancies in the Civilian Conservation Corps will be filled by 1 750 young men in Indiana on July 1 quotas will be set for counties and the applicants will be accepted on physical fitness and character Only unmarried men 18 to 26 with dependents at home will be accepted. The pay will be 30 a month with keep.
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Indianapolis
Civilian Conservation Corps
Indiagua
Governor’s Commission On
Upg
Schedule of rates signals a New Deal in business
The company presents its rate schedule as a fresh approach, drawing parallels to a political New Deal. It frames changes as a decisive, reforming move aimed at broad improvements and modernization across operations.
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CUB Scouts
Loch
Primo Carnero
By Max Baer
Vide” Carnera
State Athletic Commission
Carera
Ritler
Ik Duge
International News Service
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